Protocol Employer Reviews

First start my shift activating credit card and selling the insurance
I've learned of communication skills & people skills
Management is great to work for & help work with your schedule
My co-workers are great too we all work great together as a team
The hardest part of the job is to keep up my conversion rate(sales)
The most enjoyable part is just – more... going to work and being their – less

A good place to hone my people leadership skills. Freedom to develop my own sales team.

THIS WAS NOT MY AREA OF EXPERISE...DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES AS OUTLINED ON MY RESUME I ENTERED AS A LAST RESORT WITH WHAT MANY FELT WAS THE WORSE DEPRESSION/RECESSION WE HAD EVER EXPERIENCED IN DECADES. WHEN A RECESSION HITS
NORMALLY SALES, MARKETING, ADVERTISING ARE THE AREAS HARDEST HIT MAKING IT VERY DIFFICULT TO SECURE A POSITION TO USE YOUR CAREER – more... EXPERTISE IN THESE AREAS.

MY CAREER FOR THE MOST PART WAS WITH WILSON DUNN PROMOTIONS LTD...SPANNING OVER A 16 YEAR PERIOD.
PRIOR TO THIS POSITION I ENJOYED WORKING IN THE TOURISM INDUSTRY AS WELL. I HAVE ALWAYS FELT COMFORTABLE DEALING WITH THE CORPORATE SECTOR
AND AS MENTIONED ON MY CV DID VERY WELL FOR MYSELF AND HOPE TO BE HIRED BY A COMPANY WHO WILL REAP THE BENEFITS I CAN OFFER THEM FROM MY EXPERIENCE AND EXPERTISE AND THE LOVE OF CHOSEN CAREER OVER THE YEARS. – less

Stressful
CRM
co workers are awesome
they criticize everything you do

I can't detail a day there, as some of the work is confidential, but we work for an hour and a half, take a break, work about 2 hours, have lunch, and get another break aafter another 2 hours. We answer the phones, helping callers obtain the information they seek. we average about 5-7 calls per day, averaging about 15-25 minutes per call.

nice place to work if you enjoy customer service work nice place

had to lie to people calling in to file a claim for their injuries or loss of work.

I enjoyed when a customer told me that I had helped them a lot and that my personality was a big help in their decisions. Problem solving is one of my key traits.

Protocol in Atlanta is the worst collections company to work for. Director and Supervisor talk to you like you are not human. Pay is very low with experience or no experience. Co- worker trained you. Hear all day you will be let go if you don't collect money. Run from this job you better off working for Mcdonalds.

this place will pretty much hire anyone, pay is no good for the amount of frustration you deal with

Protocol was a very unprofessional environment to work in.

A typical day of work consisted of research, investigation in Insurance Claims. I also performed all office duties, which included but not limited to data entry, answer phones, filing, and scanning of documents.

when the company downsizes wish there was more notice...lots of secrets

not much room for advancement. Small work place that did not allow much room for doctors appointments or schooling. very short breaks.

great benefits, good people to work with and flexiable with hours

I have been working as a web content writer in this company since Feb 2012.i have achieved a new benchmark working with this company and have achieved a new sense of responsibility.I can now delver maximum amount of content in minimum time span.I have excelled in writing e-books, press releases, blogs, articles and any kind of random web content.I love – more... working in the friendly atmosphere offered herein. – less

they hired to many people and bussiness did not pickup so they let us all go...

Answered phone to assist customers with opened accounts. Processed orders for customer obtaining services.

Protocol was a great place to work. Great benefits, and a fun environment.

High turnover rate, management lacks training tools fast paced environment